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  • What Happened to the Changes in the Meal Period Requirements?
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  • The Ability of an Employee to Work for Another Employer Doing a Similar Job Does Not Necessarily Allow You to Deny Medical Leave
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  • 2007 Legislative Update
    By Daniel Baxter 
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  • Failure To Notify Employee Of Cobra Rights May Subject Employer To Liability
    By Kelli Kennaday 
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  • New Defense for Employers in Harassment Cases: How Your Diligence Can Protect You From Multimillion Dollar Claims
    By Kelli Kennaday 
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  • Common Sense Tips for Avoiding and Preventing Employment-Related Claims
    By Kelli Kennaday 
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  • The High Cost of Misclassifying Your Employees
    By Kelli Kennaday 
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  • Covenants Not to Compete - Not Only Unenforceable in California, They May Subject You to Liability
    By Kelli Kennaday 
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  • California Adopts New Overtime Requirements for Veterinarians and Technicians Who Provide Animal Care
    By Kelli Kennaday 
    California Veterinary Medical Association Update
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  • Dealing with Disgruntled Employees: Proceed with Caution
    By Kelli Kennaday 
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  • Employment Agreements
    By Daniel Baxter 
    California Veterinarian, Vol. 57, No. 3
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  • California Supreme Court Approves Three Methods Of Reimbursing Employees For Expenses Incurred In Discharging Their Job Duties
    By Kim Johnston 
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  • 2006 Legislative Update
    By Kim Johnston 
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  • DLSE Proposes New Regulation Clarifying Meal Period Requirements
    By Kim Johnston 
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  • New Rules On Disposing Of Employee Information
    By Kim Johnston 
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  • 2004 Legislative Update
    By Kim Johnston 
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  • Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Employee Personnel Files
    By Kim Johnston 
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  • Reasonable Accommodation: When Must An Employer Reassign A Disabled Employee To A Vacant Position?
    By Kim Johnston 
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  • The Appropriate Time: Understanding Your Final Pay Obligations and the Waiting Time Penalty
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  • Identity Theft in the Workplace: Protecting Your Employees-And Yourself
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  • 2009 Legislative Update
    By Latika Sharma 
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  • Water Cooler Politics
    By Latika Sharma 
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  • Pre-Employment Promises: Exaggeration Can Cost You
    By Kim JohnstonLatika Sharma 
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  • 401(k) Benefits May be Real Liabilities
    By Megan LewisSamson Elsbernd 
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  • A Short Course on Labor Commissioner Hearings
    By Daniel Baxter 
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  • Supreme Court Allows Employees to Seek Compensation for Missed Meal and Rest Breaks for Three Year Period
    By Kelli Kennaday 
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  • California Supreme Court Says Individual Supervisors Cannot be Held Personally Liable for Retaliation
    By Kim Johnston 
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  • Employees with Mental Health Disorders: Proceed with Caution
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  • HR Update: Missed Meal and Rest Periods Cost Employers Millions
    By Kelli Kennaday 
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  • Monitoring Your Employees' Activities: How Far Can You Go and What Do They Expect?
    By Anthony Eaton 
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  • Natural Disasters and the Employer's Duty to Pay Employees
    By Daniel Baxter 
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  • New Guideline for Your Harassment Training
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  • Recent Decisions Highlight Employer's Disability Burden
    By Anthony Eaton 
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  • The Expansion of Whistleblower Protection: What Every Employer Should Know
    By Daniel Baxter 
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  • The "Me Too" Evidence Phenomenon: Disgruntled Employees Can Hurt You Even If They Don't File Lawsuits
    By Kelli Kennaday 
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  • What Employers Need to Know When an Employee Files Bankruptcy
    By Megan Lewis 
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  • Who is a Supervisor? A Lead Employee may be a Supervisor for Purposes of a Sexual Harassment Claim
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  • Navigating the Rocky Shoals of Layoffs, Furloughs and RIFs
    By Kelli Kennaday 
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  • Discrimination, Retaliation, and You: The original victim of discrimination is not the only one who can sue
    By Kelli KennadaySamson Elsbernd 
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  • Employment Litigation On The Rise
    By Jason Cinq-Mars 
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  • Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act Brings Federal Law Closer to California's Existing Standards
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  • Thinking About Terminating A Pregnant Employee? Here's A Cautionary Tale
    By Latika Sharma 

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  • Think You're Not Subject TO OFCCP Requirements? Think Again!
    By Latika Sharma 

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  • Managers Can be Sued by Employees for Unpaid Wages Even Though Company is in Bankruptcy
    By Samson Elsbernd 
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  • Exempt Employees not Exempt from Furloughs
    By Jason Cinq-Mars 
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  • Employers May Not Have to Compensate Employees for Incentive Based Compensation Upon Termination
    By Samson Elsbernd 
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  • 2010 Legislative Update
    By Natalie Johnston 
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  • Time To Review Fringe Benefits, Reimbursements, and Worker Classifications
    By Trevor Stapleton 
    Wilke Fleury Labor and Employment Newsletter
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  • Social Networking In The Workplace - TMI
    By Anthony Eaton 
    Wilke Fleury Labor and Employment Newsletter
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  • Employers That Receive Federal Funding May Be Subject to Disability Discrimination Claims from Independent Contractors
    By Natalie Johnston 
    Wilke Fleury Labor and Employment Newsletter
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  • Notice Required --- Your Duty as an Employer Under Executive Order 13496
    By Latika Sharma 
    Wilke Fleury Labor and Employment Newsletter
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  • Be Careful What You Ask For: How To Make Sure Your Return-to-Work Policies Don't Violate the ADA
    By Anthony Eaton 
    Wilke Fleury Labor and Employment Newsletter
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